The main character walks to the Inn, in late February (winter), Completely covered from head to toe.
The woman cooks him lunch, and then is startled after he takes his coat and hat off that his forehead and ears are covered in bandages.
He becomes quite irritated with the constant interruptions from people. i.e. When Teddy comes to fix the clock.
When his luggage arrives Mrs Hall helps unpack and it is all glass bottles and test tubes
Cuss went to shake The Invisible mans hand but it was gone but he could still feel it (CH4(end of))
The robbery takes place but MR and Mrs Bunting Couldn't find the robber, he took there money but they couldn't find him.
I assume it was the invisble man
Characters:
The Invisble man- A stranger that stays at the Coach and Horses. He is very mysterious and aggressive when people talk to him or enter is room. His face is covered in bandages and he is always holding something in front of his mouth. He is a
Mrs Hall- The hostess at the Coach and Horses
Millie- Assistant to Mrs. Hall
Teddy Henfrey- Clock-jobber
Mr Hall- Drives the Iping conveyance
Cuss-
Mrs Bunting-
Mr Bunting-
Words Defenitions:
Portmanteau- A large trunk or suitcase opening into two equal parts
Eloquent- Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
Perplexity- Inability to deal with or understand something complicated or unaccountable
Muslin-
Hitherto-
Loath-
Scythe-
Jest-
Snubbing-
Intrusion-
Hitherto-
Scanty-
Vestiges-
Cauterized-
Chiffonier-
Soliloquy-
Crepitations-
Penuary-
Ostentatously-
Gestticulations-
Story
I assume it was the invisble man
Characters:
The Invisble man- A stranger that stays at the Coach and Horses. He is very mysterious and aggressive when people talk to him or enter is room. His face is covered in bandages and he is always holding something in front of his mouth. He is a
Mrs Hall- The hostess at the Coach and Horses
Millie- Assistant to Mrs. Hall
Teddy Henfrey- Clock-jobber
Mr Hall- Drives the Iping conveyance
Cuss-
Mrs Bunting-
Mr Bunting-
Words Defenitions:
Portmanteau- A large trunk or suitcase opening into two equal parts
Eloquent- Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
Perplexity- Inability to deal with or understand something complicated or unaccountable
Muslin-
Hitherto-
Loath-
Scythe-
Jest-
Snubbing-
Intrusion-
Hitherto-
Scanty-
Vestiges-
Cauterized-
Chiffonier-
Soliloquy-
Crepitations-
Penuary-
Ostentatously-
Gestticulations-